Olivarez said officials from AMAGI, a global technology company, visited his office on Monday, Aug. 14, and donated a new electric medical record system.
The electric medical record system is an information management system that can store and organize the hospital's medical records along with patient records, which will be turned over to OsPar-1 director Dr. Jefferson Pagsisihan. During their visit, the AMAGI officials, led by Atty. KD Frias and Thomas Laughin, discussed the effective uses of the new medical record system in the hospital.
Olivarez said the donation will be very helpful for the city government in giving fast, effective and high quality medical services to the city residents.
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